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[music]
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[music]
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[music]
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and here’s
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what you find in this
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private space to
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romance, no, bite
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me, bee, romance,
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hang out in this emptiness, you’ll catch it
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like a glass of meadow,
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as if already on earth all the problems
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have been solved, or
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better yet, they raised it and God forgive me, it’s
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ossified and our position is
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beautiful and amazing, and the
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earth is the cradle of humanity from
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which it’s time for us to
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choose a cradle, and a house is a house that
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protects us from harmful space, space
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is a real breeding ground for all sorts of creepy
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and dangerous things, take at least those
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temperatures of 1000 degrees, such a ball
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won’t even notice,
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and
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this is not the brightest star in
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Philip and also in space there is such a harmful
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thing as cosmic radiation, streams of
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particles from stars and other radioactive ones,
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we won’t even see it, but we’ve already received it
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lethal dose
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[music]
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I’m not even talking about all sorts of meteorites and
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comets that are just hanging around in this space of yours,
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but on earth we are protected from all
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these misfortunes by
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the atmosphere and the magnetic field, the
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atmosphere and the sun does not allow us to fry,
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you will protect us warmly so that we can freeze at night and
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comets, meteors,
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do not reach the earth at all, they burn up in the atmosphere
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like little ones, well, the
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magnetic field saves you from the previous cosmic radiation
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and the main thing on earth is air, and in
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space there is only a vacuum with all sorts of
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misfortunes,
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you understand the strangers in this space and will always
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remain so,
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I think I know why you are like this
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I’m in a negative mood because you’ve never been in
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outer space, haven’t
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seen the dacha, then if all the time, as
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you say, hang out in Charol these, then
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it’s impossible to appreciate the true beauty of the universe, spacesuit mode, let’s
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go out right now and in a
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wonderful
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sense, me and people have something to do and
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in general I never stayed too long I something
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[music]
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came up with an on-board computer turn off
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artificial gravity gravity
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quieter my
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[music]
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friend my helmet proud ask for everything
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from now you can enjoy to your heart's content
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raised and beauty
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calm down you're safe knorr
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I didn't know what you have a space phobia, why why did
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n’t you tell me right away not to be
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embarrassed by your fears, otherwise it
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will be much easier to share them with friends, for
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example, I’m
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inexplicably afraid of speaking
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foreign languages,
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it’s really funny,
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you know, every night since we’ve been
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conquering the universe here I’m having the
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same dream,
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I’m in outer space,
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there are all sorts of nebulae around asterisks and then something
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happens, it’s like they’re living, no,
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I’ll double that it’s the same thing
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every night,
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but it’s just a dream, space is
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actually not that
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destructive for our body one
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of the common misconceptions about
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space is that it is very cold there, which means that an
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unprotected body will immediately turn
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into ice,
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but this is not true and the fact is that the environment in
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space is a vacuum, a vacuum is the best heat insulator in
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the world, it’s
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not for nothing that it is used in
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thermoses, so our body will
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cool down for a very long time, they are tricky
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sports exercises and will not allow
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us to freeze at all; it is much more likely not to
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freeze but to overheat from the radiation of
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some star; however, if you are
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far enough from it, then there is nothing to be afraid of;
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another myth about space, I will take into account you grow from the
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inner yes you and but there is a difference
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external pressure between the surface of the
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earth and open space is only one
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atmosphere and this is not too much. An
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increase in pressure of one atmosphere
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will be felt, for example, by a diver when
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descending to a depth of 10 meters
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and our body in space will endure such a
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difference without damage,
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the main thing is to exhale the air
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so as not to create unnecessary stress on the
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kidneys and it’s true that in the absence of pressure
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there is another danger; the fact is that
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the liquid boils the faster the lower the
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external pressure, so in the vacuum of space
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it will boil almost instantly, and if the
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liquids inside the body are
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protected by our internal pressure, then the
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external liquid will immediately evaporate,
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so Frolov’s tongue
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will dry out in space so, given the lack of
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air, we can easily survive in
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space for a couple of minutes, although in about
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ten seconds you will lose consciousness,
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but the probability of survival is much higher than, for
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example, breaking a volcano,
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bring me back to earth, I have habits in the cradle
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[music]
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well, let’s
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sit down on the path, we do
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n’t have to go anywhere sit down, I
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stopped by and found out one of the
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most useful inventions of the future is
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antifa, one shot and you will get rid of
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all your phobias and fears
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along with your life, but no,
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nothing threatens your health,
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protect me, this thing of science
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should be trusted, look, nothing
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bad will happen
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[music ]
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like
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sails
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doses to here lam well and for capital of
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great well and
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where to
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apply it victim of science
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stop
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spacesuit bot
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is good to fool high act fields from Jacob
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salt
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[music]
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enter
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[applause]
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[music]
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moose
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call alders and slowly but the bazaar
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on-board computer bring him back
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not equipped externally
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[music]
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point for attention danger suit
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depressurized urgently come back on
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board he attention moose regime
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hour already and spirit hold on
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[music]
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so given the lack of air we
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can easily hold out in space for a
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couple of minutes, really, but seconds in
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ten you will lose consciousness, but
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the probability of smoking to live is much higher
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than, for example,
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moisture volcano
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[music]
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[music]
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why why am I tied up this is
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humiliating
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soon
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I’ll be back a
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little more I’ll fly a little painfully here it’s beautiful
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bite me
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outer space
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[music]
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be careful semi fresh
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wait until the sovunya dries, the
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shine of your malov can only be compared
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with the softness of the buns that you
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prepared for dinner,
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this is the most romantic compliment in my
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life and I must admit it’s quite sad,
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romance is just an embellishment of
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reality, leave it to those who don’t
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know how to cook,
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I only have mornings and this is a holiday decoration
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for Valentine's Day
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the fallen winters we have something new on
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board where all lovers are called
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February 14th on this day it is customary to give gifts they
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say Valentine
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[music]
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what a cute holiday it is, the wrong word
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[music]
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young people come up with all sorts of things because they have
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nothing to do
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Valentine flexible and
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in my opinion a very touching tradition
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yes yes yes and extremely
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illiterate from a biological point of view
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strengthen valentines symbolic
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images of our heart and the
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similarities are quite distant our
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heart has become the source of many
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misconceptions
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since ancient times because it is the loudest
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organ that invariably attracts
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attention in in contrast to the equally important but
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quiet liver, kidneys and spleen,
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or for example the brain, and the ancient hunters would have
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beaten a miter box, that with cardiac arrest,
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life ends and so a myth appeared
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that our entire essence is contained in the heart,
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supposedly the most important thing in Vovik, even
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its name speaks of the importance of the heart
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core middle all these are words of the same root
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to the father for expression characterizing a
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person a kind heart a brave heart a
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heart of stone in ancient Egypt when
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embalming mummies the greatest
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attention was paid to the heart and the brain was
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simply thrown away it was believed that it was of
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no use, so if you meet a
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revived mummy, do not try to
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negotiate with it, it is most likely it would be
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extremely stupid and only in
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1628 the English doctor William Harvey
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established that the heart is just a pump
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that pumps blood through the vessels,
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so consider the heart a symbol of love and
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then the
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Russians are dense about this experience; the stomach, because
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lovers often lose their appetite, it’s
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better after all, the brain is precisely he
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is responsible for our
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love this is not the brain
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[music]
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[music]
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such a nice holiday so no they need to
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show off you
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don’t want to do this is your problem but don’t even
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think about
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it, well for some people a delusion is more comfortable than
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the truth and you know you yourself died for something
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right there and lately he
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really has become hardened
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rather, by the way, the fish have become wiser and are you
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more boring? Have you stopped doing
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sweet nonsense and
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romantic madness, just don’t
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say that this upsets you, no, it
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scares me,
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no, maybe he shouldn’t take it how
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close it is to his heart,
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my friend, it is to his heart and we'll
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see who's here old crackers
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where was it but the nebula
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[music]
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when the sovunya wakes up she will see
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the times tarik the most amazing hulk
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think your villagers are
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really quite symbolic but I
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'm afraid you'll disappoint until this nebula is
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more than seven thousand light years away we just wo
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n't make it in time treat by morning, however, you
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can always show the owl new
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think 7 thousand light years,
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it’s been a while since I committed romantic
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madness but
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full of faith
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[music]
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and
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[music]
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good morning colleague
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from Valentine’s Day
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just don’t say that you spent the whole night
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at the helm
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you think in youth and I could not sleep for a day
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at a time,
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namely that in youth at our age,
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violation of the regime can have the most
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serious consequences.
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how will it also be 3
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Galich
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[music]
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how is my motor doing? It’s too early to judge, but the
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consequences of your thoughtless
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self-torture can be very
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disastrous,
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let’s see what it shows and to the dkk
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that the
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electrocardiogram,
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in other words, the electrical impulses
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that arise when your heart contracts,
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as we have already found out the heart is a
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pumping pump our blood, with each pumping
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of this pump, a wave passes through the arteries,
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these waves are easy to feel and if, for example,
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you put your fingers on your wrist, such waves
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are called fate and in a healthy person the
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pulse can be from 60 to 100 beats per
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minute, so why don’t I just
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check the pulse the old fashioned way, alas The pulse does
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not give a complete picture of the work of
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our heart, but at the beginning of the 20th century, scientists
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found that with each contraction,
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electric currents spread from the heart throughout the body;
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although these discharges are very small, their
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voltage is about a thousand times less than a
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regular AA battery, but
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modern devices can easily
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measure even such insignificant
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impulses, these impulses arising during the
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contraction of the heart are called
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electrocardiograms or abbreviated as and. and
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what can these squiggles tell us?
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Each squiggle
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shows how the individual parts of
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our pump, the atria and ventricles
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contract, they generate different ones and
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courses that are visible by the size and
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shape and received impulses, we can
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determine how different parts of the
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heart work and that they are in order and so now
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we’ll print out the cardiogram and check your
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pump,
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I
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wanted to give you the
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most amazing Valentine q in
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the universe,
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cracker, you’re insensitive that I
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’ll worry, you didn’t think, that’s
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what we’ll check now,
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well, congratulations, everything and your impulses are normal,
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yours is phenomenal, as bad
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I’m feeling apparently just from
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overwork
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[music]
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why are you looking at me so strangely,
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it’s better than a valentine at all
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[music]
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three years since you ordered in two layers, you barely
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had time
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and where are you demos Kanai
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just don’t say that you didn’t have enough
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time for the most main
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[music]
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[music]
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[music]
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[music]
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attention planned shutdown of gravity
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it looks like someone is
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not true I can and without them
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law enforcement officers should not forget about their
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duty so no one refuses
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just why are we hanging out here in Earth’s orbit
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like everything is ok for now it's a chance Scott
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I'm looking at photos of the future soon our
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plan and this is what it will look like and here's
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Pete Saturn the war is the earth and the fact that there's a
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lot of space debris around this Musa care
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wow grandma and
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you're dictating you tried it all started
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a long time ago on
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October 4,
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1957 on this earth or the
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first artificial satellite was launched and the report card is a
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real breakthrough for the world
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cosmonautics
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all the newspapers of the world write about this event
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astronomers look at it through a telescope and put it on
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love to listen to its seeds whether radeon since
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then into orbit they
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launch satellites to determine the
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weather for television for those who don’t
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know how to drive a car without a hint, let’s
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not even talk about the moped and the
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spacecraft to break down and
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then launch new housing into space, it’s
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ahead to accumulate an order for a letter from Rousseau, and
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today there are more than a hundred thousand of these pieces of iron, and
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why is this garbage in the way, well dangling
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in orbit, just think if a rocket
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flies very fast and even a
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very small piece of debris crashes into space and
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this leads to a very big disaster,
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sorry, but I didn’t really understand the problem of
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gravity included, did
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anyone see my glasses
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[music]
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nothing super language according to your hero in
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next time I'm with you
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science jotul will be without glasses, think about it, I
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can see even better,
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really, yes, I found them out of habit, I can
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never wear it out again,
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of course, of course, it looks like the game doesn’t have a
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weak complex from playing along with him, but they
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can no longer go into outer space
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don’t give in to the tender teenage psyche, I’ll
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distract him, in the meantime, you quickly come up with
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a way to remove this trash without our
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participation, but you can’t think for a long time, come up with
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a lie about
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mine goth [ __ ],
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fir-trees and needles, okay, I’ll follow him from and
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come up with something faster while our
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eagle eye but we may not have sent
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[music]
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galego
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Greeks to
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[music]
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Russia you have worked there will be a break maybe we
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just started
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wow
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I
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figurines
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let's take a closer look at
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his ordinary piece of
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interesting interesting stuff
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listen to the
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coachman living girls and
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living we repent for something
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[music]
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and
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come on you don't care about junk
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[music] who
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teaches this kind of thing who would rather fly
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back,
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you need to at least look inside the hedgehog we're
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already inside there's nothing here except scrap
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metal
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inside there's
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a little something
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[music]
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that
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[music]
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so that
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crumbs wait, sounds don't spread in space
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voice
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[ music]
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maybe it’s not necessary, it’s not
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funny,
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you know, it’s actually not funny
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to worry about the fact that you need
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glasses and no one worries because
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I don’t need them and when you sleep,
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maybe, and in space without glasses it’s dangerous,
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these space beetles are already enough hedgehog and I
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say I don’t need
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a role that’s coming
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baby
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[music] I’m
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painting
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please tell me you’re me
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[music]
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baby
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something happened and I can’t see without glasses
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[music]
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brooch
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[music]
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[music]
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space debris flies in orbit while
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its speed more than eight
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kilometers per second
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if the speed is less than the garbage will
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converge in the form of falling to the ground in the
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atmosphere, so in order to remove it it is
00:34:44
enough to simply slow it down, for example,
00:34:48
small garbage can be slowed down
00:34:51
using helium if this gas is divided along the
00:34:54
path of the Musavat, it will slow down and
00:34:57
converge in the
00:34:59
trash can, it does not slow down I'll get it
00:35:03
really great the process is
00:35:05
automatic
00:35:07
no need to go into outer space and
00:35:09
move your life danger beauty and
00:35:13
how can a cannon distinguish garbage from something
00:35:16
useful satellite of some kind
00:35:18
distinguish garbage from a satellite according to Mine Goth
00:35:23
you were right without glasses I'm not good for anything
00:35:27
yet and you got it because of my
00:35:30
stupid Christmas tree-needle complexes,
00:35:35
on the contrary, did you save me because as a
00:35:39
space fighter you don’t have glasses on
00:35:42
Google, it’s true,
00:35:45
so that we don’t see more carrots, I’m
00:35:48
sure you don’t need glasses at all, well, you
00:35:52
know, with glasses you’re better off
00:35:58
if you I like it better this way I will
00:36:01
continue to wear them
00:36:04
[music]
00:36:22
with all the heroic heroes it turns out,
00:36:26
maybe someone doesn’t know how to draw,
00:36:32
you can depict a hero on canvas, you are always
00:36:35
ready for a heroic deed, and this hero is in
00:36:38
life,
00:36:42
I apologize for interfering with the creative
00:36:45
process, but in general I can and business to
00:36:48
our dear luggage there is work in
00:36:52
outer space working heroic
00:36:55
work in outer space is always
00:36:57
heroic work heroic for the
00:37:02
heroic hero of the
00:37:05
cosmonauts' exploits the year of each of
00:37:10
you is ready the airlock at the same time we will test a
00:37:13
new spacesuit and
00:37:16
the session is over here the
00:37:22
mumble in space they don't take your props to work the
00:37:31
hero has gone
00:37:36
to activate the formation of a
00:37:39
special suit you need to press this button on
00:37:42
this two trace and give the command Fershtein
00:37:46
come on from the on-board computer the sleep mode of
00:37:50
the suit is accepted
00:37:52
[music]
00:37:59
[applause]
00:38:06
process and Davy RF he
00:38:08
[music]
00:38:11
now press the button and order the
00:38:15
spacesuit mode the spacesuit mode is accepted
00:38:19
[music ]
00:38:20
the process is completed dr. year
00:38:33
I'm not a
00:38:34
hero
00:38:36
I'm a hero
00:38:47
[music]
00:38:54
oh space hero
00:38:57
[music]
00:39:06
key to 12 key to 12
00:39:11
key to 12
00:39:14
key to 12 key to
00:39:19
12
00:39:21
glitched on 12 this
00:39:31
key to 12
00:39:35
pin we're all here for him and we will
00:39:40
test the car that I'm afraid to drive
00:39:44
antimatter
00:39:46
antimatter
00:39:48
sounds and is
00:39:50
fascinating and what is it as we
00:39:53
know everything around it consists of all
00:39:57
atoms are made of elementary particles
00:39:59
similar and electron in the middle
00:40:03
there is a positively charged duct
00:40:05
around which the negative
00:40:08
electrode spins they have the opposite charge
00:40:11
which means everything will be time attracts and the
00:40:14
electron will rotate
00:40:17
around the ducts all the time, and if you change the series of
00:40:20
protons and electrons, they will still
00:40:23
attract and the result will be the same
00:40:27
only the electron will be
00:40:29
positively charged and will be called a positron,
00:40:33
negatively charged it will be
00:40:36
called and then such particles
00:40:39
are called antiparticles and here you can
00:40:42
take any an atom and any substance of
00:40:46
antimatter means antimatter
00:40:49
differs from matter only in that it has
00:40:52
differently charged particles, but I
00:40:55
thought that you were really fantastic and
00:40:58
you knew that this was empty chatter about this, it’s
00:41:01
really fantastic in nature, antimatter does not
00:41:05
occur in nature, but it can be done if
00:41:08
nucleus of an ordinary atom collide radiation with
00:41:13
these will take for my machine for the
00:41:16
production of
00:41:17
antimatter an amazingly long time still nine
00:41:22
everything is ready press the red button
00:41:27
the experiment will begin
00:41:31
if we succeed then we will accomplish a great
00:41:33
scientific
00:41:35
feat of real grief
00:41:39
but
00:41:41
this is a long process in the meantime we are flying
00:41:44
home the engine
00:41:49
heroes are not you here
00:41:52
feat is 10
00:41:59
[music]
00:42:00
heroic hero cosmonaut barash
00:42:04
heroic acquired tired of
00:42:07
exploits and danger
00:42:15
to the key to 12
00:42:21
[music]
00:42:27
and
00:42:30
the key to 12
00:42:33
[music]
00:42:35
so
00:42:37
quickly
00:42:41
I wonder where he will go only
00:42:46
antimatter
00:42:48
[music]
00:42:51
wanted to ask why make this
00:42:56
antimatter and substance is very useful
00:43:00
thing when ordinary particles and
00:43:04
anti-particles collide with each other
00:43:07
they immediately disappear
00:43:09
such a disappearance clean is called annihilation
00:43:16
annihilation it turns out that antimatter
00:43:19
explodes when they come into contact with
00:43:22
ordinary matter
00:43:23
berry particle and anti particle
00:43:27
collide play a lot of
00:43:30
energy asset stiga pumpkin make an arch and
00:43:34
dad and the energy source is
00:43:38
one kilogram of antimatter during
00:43:41
annihilation gives as much energy as is
00:43:44
enough for all the inhabitants of the planet earth set of
00:43:47
numbers you can make fuel for
00:43:49
spaceships
00:43:51
that will fly much faster and
00:43:54
much further using antimatter energy in the
00:43:58
future but what is the use of this energy
00:44:02
if you let your wife's sales touch
00:44:05
It’s impossible, that’s why I installed our
00:44:08
device in outer space,
00:44:10
where antimatter flies in the void and wo
00:44:14
n’t collide with anything, but where will you put
00:44:17
this Taisian bomb? Then I’ll put
00:44:20
it in this magnetic trap, the magnetic
00:44:23
field will hold the antimatter and it
00:44:26
won’t go anywhere, you want to put it all in
00:44:29
in this test tube, I didn’t worry,
00:44:34
the antimatter will be quite a bit, it’s
00:44:37
like saying
00:44:40
what have I done, this thing is growing right
00:44:44
before your eyes,
00:44:45
there’s nothing for you to open the process, but if this
00:44:48
thing falls to the ground, when a particle I’m
00:44:52
not a particle collide,
00:44:54
a lot of energy will be released, like in an explosion
00:44:58
of hair removal
00:44:59
[music]
00:45:00
I wanted to
00:45:03
somehow drag this thing away
00:45:07
from here [music] you
00:45:09
can’t even touch it when a particle
00:45:13
meets antiparticles you need to throw
00:45:16
something at this thing and blow it up in
00:45:19
space with something bigger heroes
00:45:22
heroes act
00:45:26
[music]
00:45:35
apply everything
00:45:38
last one left method of onboard
00:45:43
mode
00:45:44
[music]
00:45:45
taken into account the protective field is turned on
00:45:49
about attention the protective field is turned on
00:45:54
we are
00:45:56
still doing this here in this I turned on the
00:46:00
maximum protection so that
00:46:03
maximum protection could be lowered to you, maybe
00:46:09
this is the last one
00:46:15
from this Bush anti-bomb, the ram
00:46:24
went to ram in
00:46:26
no way so that such a
00:46:33
particle
00:46:35
meet
00:46:39
me
00:46:53
on the moon
00:47:01
or
00:47:03
[music] the
00:47:09
bearded man go turn on my car at
00:47:12
full power it must burn and
00:47:16
explode
00:47:21
before the
00:47:23
key on
00:47:29
[music] the
00:47:30
theory of elementary particles was developed by the
00:47:34
English physicist Paul Dirac, he was the first
00:47:37
to suggest the existence of anti-particles,
00:47:39
for which he received a Nobel Prize Prize in
00:47:41
Physics in
00:47:43
1933 and in 1936 the American
00:47:48
scientist Carl Anderson received the Nobel
00:47:50
Prize for the discovery of the positron
00:47:55
son nominally, but when we observe
00:47:58
through a telescope the surface of distant planets,
00:48:00
stars and galaxies, we not only bring
00:48:04
ourselves in space but also in time because
00:48:07
we see light which takes some
00:48:10
time to reach us when we
00:48:13
study, for example, the sun, we see it
00:48:15
as it was 8 minutes ago,
00:48:18
because this is the time it takes for light
00:48:21
to travel the distance from the earth to
00:48:23
the sun, and I take a photo of the
00:48:27
star
00:48:28
Proxima Centauri, the closest to us, we get its
00:48:30
image almost five-year regions and
00:48:34
far from us, galaxies are visible to us as
00:48:37
they were millions of years before, it can be
00:48:41
fantastic, it means when we look at
00:48:44
the stars and see not only into the distance but also into the
00:48:48
past, that’s exactly what
00:48:57
I said, space is boring, you yourself
00:49:02
wanted to fly here wherever you wanted
00:49:06
because I thought I’d meet
00:49:08
space aliens here and defeat them in an
00:49:11
unequal battle, and what kind of alien
00:49:14
monsters are there, but there’s nothing here at all, just
00:49:18
look at the stars of the nut of the earth, you can see a moose
00:49:22
that we are still at the dawn of
00:49:24
space research and that any
00:49:27
today’s space experiment
00:49:30
is of great importance for the future of
00:49:34
you I'm tired of this dawn I want
00:49:37
space pirates here and now
00:49:43
I'm
00:49:50
your colleagues be careful this is very
00:49:55
important and such a system is ready
00:50:05
treacherous invaders
00:50:09
you can't cope with the brave captain
00:50:11
prickly head earth don't stop we'll give
00:50:16
you a hot dinner clean linen and you're
00:50:19
welcome
00:50:22
my space friends where
00:50:27
I want to show you something interesting
00:50:30
[music]
00:50:33
well, what interesting things do you have here? This is our
00:50:38
sun, our sun, the main and
00:50:43
only star of our solar
00:50:45
system, everything that is in this system
00:50:48
revolves around the sun, ordinary planets,
00:50:51
giant planets, their satellites, asteroids,
00:50:54
meteorites comets and other cosmic
00:50:57
dust, while the mass of the sun makes up
00:51:00
99.8 percent of the mass of the entire solar
00:51:04
system, our smart ancestors
00:51:08
perfectly understood how much they
00:51:10
owe the sun and treated it with
00:51:13
respectful reverence, worshiping and
00:51:16
deifying its image, and although
00:51:19
now we understand the physical nature
00:51:22
the sun and we no longer endow it with
00:51:24
divine essence, nevertheless, its
00:51:27
influence on our lives has not become less due to this,
00:51:31
if the sun were a little larger
00:51:33
or closer, we would have been fried long ago, and if
00:51:36
further and less we would have frozen like
00:51:39
icicles, although the sun is certainly an
00:51:42
outstanding part of our solar system
00:51:44
in the rest of the universe it is a completely
00:51:47
ordinary star nothing special there are
00:51:50
other stars the star closest to the sun
00:51:52
is your sound sima centauri its
00:51:55
size is 7 times smaller than that of the sun a ray of
00:51:58
the sun will reach it in four years
00:52:01
the words proximo means the closest sirius
00:52:05
whose mass is twice that of the
00:52:07
sun is located at a distance of almost 9
00:52:10
light years from the sun, Arcturus does not have a
00:52:14
size of 25 times larger than that of the sun
00:52:17
is located at a distance of thirty-six
00:52:20
light years and the largest star in
00:52:22
our opinion is inactive, the size of
00:52:26
which is a thousand times the size of
00:52:29
the sun and it is located at a distance of
00:52:31
about 500 light years years and the sun is
00:52:35
right in the palm of your hand some 150 million
00:52:39
kilometers from debbie it will not be possible for a
00:52:41
person to reach it soon
00:52:44
today we know the age of the sun its
00:52:47
radius of oil and
00:52:49
that the sun is visible like the sun of its earth and
00:52:53
we are not here to admire
00:52:55
the sun we won’t conduct a very important
00:52:58
scientific experiment
00:53:01
again, we’ll be looking at Christmas trees and needles through a telescope for
00:53:04
days no, my friend, he’s
00:53:07
bored, today we’ll try a new
00:53:10
way of traveling in space, just better
00:53:13
than the old one, bad, except that it’s
00:53:14
old, of course, sitting by the fire under the night
00:53:18
sky, people looked at the stars and dreamed of a
00:53:21
person wanted to fly into space,
00:53:24
which beckons with its unknown
00:53:26
secrets, people have long mastered the methods of
00:53:29
moving on land on water and even in the
00:53:32
air when the atmosphere
00:53:35
ends and there is no air left,
00:53:37
the wings have nothing to push off from and they
00:53:41
cease to hold the flyer, it was necessary to
00:53:45
learn to move where there is no
00:53:47
reason you can push off
00:53:50
in airless space, how can you
00:53:53
move without support, this method was
00:53:55
found
00:53:57
not active movement,
00:53:58
nature suggested something, for example, an
00:54:01
octopus
00:54:03
pushes water into itself and pushes it out,
00:54:06
thereby moving in the opposite
00:54:09
direction. Another example of jet propulsion
00:54:12
is the movement of a boat forward when we
00:54:15
jump back from its karma jet motion
00:54:19
is the movement of a body that occurs when
00:54:22
any part of it is separated;
00:54:25
jet motion is quite suitable for
00:54:28
movement in space; a
00:54:30
rocket at the start ejects
00:54:33
part of its mass with enormous speed;
00:54:36
combustion products fly out vertically downwards; and
00:54:39
we in the ship move in the opposite
00:54:42
direction up into orbit; the
00:54:47
work of the Russian scientist
00:54:50
and physics teacher Konstantin Eduardovich
00:54:53
Tsiolkovsky played a role in the development of the principles of jet propulsion; he first proposed the
00:54:56
use of
00:54:57
multi-stage rockets, which made it possible to
00:54:59
significantly increase the speed of the rocket, but
00:55:02
jet propulsion has one creature
00:55:10
that is easy
00:55:12
on a jet engine; it doesn’t
00:55:15
fly far to the bottom of the fuel; but how to
00:55:19
fly? when the fuel runs out, then we
00:55:22
need someone to push us, for
00:55:25
example, the sun, the
00:55:27
sun, fir-trees-needles, this is how it is
00:55:31
[music]
00:55:35
no no, my friend, the impressionable sun
00:55:39
can push, imagine with
00:55:42
sunlight light can exert
00:55:45
very little pressure on an object, but in
00:55:48
conditions of weightlessness
00:55:49
even is enough This is why the
00:55:54
first experiments demonstrating the ability
00:55:58
of color to exert pressure were carried out by the
00:56:00
Russian scientist Peter Nikolaevich
00:56:02
Lebedev, he took a silver sword,
00:56:05
hung petals from the thinnest foil on it
00:56:08
and placed everything in a glass flask,
00:56:11
turning off the air from there, then directed a beam of
00:56:14
light from a lamp onto the petals and the
00:56:17
petals under light pressure began to
00:56:20
spin at the beginning of the 20th century for
00:56:23
movement in space, it was proposed
00:56:25
to use a solar sail under the
00:56:28
pressure of the solar wind, stations
00:56:31
equipped with such sails with an area of
00:56:33
several square kilometers will help
00:56:36
a person explore outer
00:56:38
space,
00:56:40
but at that time there were no technologies
00:56:43
that could create a canvas of the required
00:56:46
size and a solar sail was postponed until
00:56:50
better times of our times by our type
00:56:53
long don't create a sail of the required
00:56:56
size and properties
00:56:59
[music]
00:57:09
solar pads damaged hugs
00:57:13
solar park damaged attention bow
00:57:18
damaged
00:57:20
sails floor and wait stop the process
00:57:24
split if it opens to the end it
00:57:28
won't be possible to stop father
00:57:33
automatic month
00:57:36
unique experiment
00:57:38
months preparation
00:57:40
month after month
00:57:43
month
00:57:47
[music]
00:57:53
attention
00:57:54
[music]
00:57:56
open we will
00:57:58
now check 3 increases this is blood
00:58:05
arus continues to reveal this is
00:58:09
just dangerous
00:58:11
[music]
00:58:17
someone
00:58:20
[music] the
00:58:22
park is closed at
00:58:24
71 there is still
00:58:27
[music]
00:58:40
attention by guests
00:59:03
[applause]
00:59:12
[music]
00:59:14
inactive see say
00:59:21
[music] the
00:59:25
solar sail is fully opened in
00:59:29
understanding around the sunlight
00:59:39
well are you ready I'm
00:59:45
[music]
00:59:52
in
00:59:59
[music]
01:00:07
Lyubava
01:00:22
but to
01:00:26
normal and
01:00:29
what kind of balloon is this I don’t know in flight I found it
01:00:32
written here
01:00:34
2 did
01:00:41
you feel sorry for the air or something,
01:00:44
be simpler
01:00:46
[music]
01:00:51
alarm extremely low oxygen level,
01:00:54
urgently replenish supplies alarm extremely
01:00:59
low oxygen level and
01:01:02
the situation is critical; the remaining air is
01:01:05
not enough for us to fly to the ground;
01:01:08
first of all, we will try to
01:01:12
move less in order to consume as
01:01:14
little oxygen as possible.
01:01:19
this is something that doesn’t concern you at all, that’s what
01:01:23
right away I, I can’t breathe at all, this
01:01:27
kopatych will let you in for three, it can show you a
01:01:33
critically low level of oxygen,
01:01:36
anxiety
01:01:38
here, will you fall asleep in something like this, there’s no
01:01:41
wall and try not to get nervous when
01:01:45
we worry, our breathing quickens,
01:01:47
why are you that’s what I said, now I’m going to be
01:01:51
nervous
01:01:53
[applause]
01:01:56
is there really no oxygen anywhere in space? I’m
01:01:59
digging up oxygen, where does the main
01:02:03
supplier of oxygen on our planet come from? this is a plant
01:02:06
on the wall,
01:02:10
amazing creatures, and
01:02:13
sunlight, water and carbon dioxide,
01:02:16
they are able to create everything necessary
01:02:19
for organic substances,
01:02:26
plants absorb water with why
01:02:29
carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and with the
01:02:31
participation of the energy of sunlight
01:02:34
produces starch and sugar,
01:02:37
this process is called photo 7
01:02:41
but the most remarkable thing is
01:02:44
that the by-product of photosynthesis
01:02:46
is oxygen, it was the plant that
01:02:49
created on our planet an atmosphere
01:02:51
rich in oxygen,
01:02:53
which a man is needed for photosynthesis,
01:02:57
plants have a special molecule
01:02:59
the protein is called a camera, a
01:03:03
sunbeam consists of photons that
01:03:06
carry energy of a certain frequency, in order to
01:03:09
take this energy from photons you need a
01:03:12
device that will
01:03:14
oscillate with the same frequency, this is
01:03:17
chlorophyll, you can compare horse races,
01:03:20
in order to swing them you need to push them with a
01:03:23
certain frequency
01:03:27
such to ranks in plants it is
01:03:30
chlorophyll, photons of sunlight
01:03:33
fall on it and swing, giving off
01:03:36
their n.r.
01:03:41
it means that we didn’t want to save our salvation further
01:03:44
and
01:03:46
to worry about this, one plant will not be able
01:03:49
to provide oxygen for all of you,
01:03:56
it means that I will be a hero sacrificing myself,
01:04:02
friends, at this difficult moment for all of us,
01:04:05
I made my choice, I’m leaving,
01:04:10
live long and happily,
01:04:12
I hope my sacrifice will not on the track the
01:04:17
circle of hell is still pathetically lacking in music and there is no
01:04:21
need for tragedy, no moose
01:04:25
meant that we need to grow more
01:04:27
grace where the oxygen level is critical
01:04:30
yes we heard about the oxygen level being
01:04:32
critical
01:04:35
[music] [
01:05:08
music]
01:05:21
[music]
01:05:23
that now they won’t have time to steal
01:05:28
they also have a
01:05:32
growth accelerator and watered them of their own
01:05:35
production;
01:05:37
besides, this is an experimental
01:05:40
fast-growing plant
01:05:42
that I specially poured in my
01:05:45
laboratory, the
01:05:46
oxygen level is at zero,
01:05:51
attention
01:05:53
oxygen,
01:05:58
grow more, you are
01:06:02
experimental
01:06:04
fast-growing headquarters that the
01:06:09
water is the
01:06:11
sun's
01:06:13
name,
01:06:20
you need to fly up to the word
01:06:22
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01:06:25
flew up attempts already
01:06:28
that
01:06:29
and
01:06:32
[music] I
01:06:34
decided to sleep, it’s right
01:06:39
that the answer is already in 24 hours
01:06:45
[music]
01:07:05
crumb crumb crumb
01:07:10
crumb
01:07:12
I wake up and the
01:07:15
air is just watery and it’s all
01:07:18
thanks to your heroic act we
01:07:21
found you at the helm you spent your
01:07:24
last strength to turn the balloon
01:07:27
towards the sun to the light and it saved everyone, so
01:07:31
I give
01:07:33
why it grew so senile is it
01:07:36
possible
01:07:38
not to worry friend in our
01:07:41
suspicious let's figure out
01:07:44
what the color of growth depends on what chlorophyll in
01:07:48
translation from Greek means
01:07:51
vest symbol and all because when working it
01:07:54
absorbs only red and blue
01:07:56
photons of sunlight, while green
01:08:00
photons are reflected by us and we see them, therefore the
01:08:04
whole plant seems green to us
01:08:07
if we conduct an experiment and illuminate the
01:08:11
plant only with red or blue
01:08:13
light, all the photons will be absorbed and the
01:08:16
plants will seem black to us, and why
01:08:19
then in the fall the leaves change color
01:08:22
lighting because I don’t change it’s correctly
01:08:25
noted that yellow and red dyes
01:08:29
are in the leaves in the summer, but the green
01:08:31
chlorophyll is brighter and other colors are not visible
01:08:34
in the fall, the chlorophyll molecules break up
01:08:37
into smaller ones, the green color disappears
01:08:40
and the red and yellow become visible, and
01:08:43
ours is empty, why the plants grew strong
01:08:46
depends on the light also from the
01:08:49
location of the planets and relative to
01:08:52
the star around which it rotates, the
01:08:55
earthly plant is lucky they have
01:08:58
enough sunlight, but not
01:09:01
too much, so they can
01:09:03
afford to absorb only part of the
01:09:05
photons and reflect part back
01:09:09
if our planet were further from
01:09:12
the sun, the light would not be so a lot then
01:09:15
the plants would have to absorb it down
01:09:17
to the last photon and the color of the plants
01:09:21
would become black and
01:09:22
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01:09:25
if you planets, on the contrary, would be too
01:09:27
close to the sun, then the plants you
01:09:30
have adapted to reflect the strongest and
01:09:32
hottest rays are blue, otherwise they would just be a
01:09:36
building,
01:09:38
so cool the color is also
01:09:40
because of me, it was you who flew too close
01:09:43
to the sun and in order to protect yourself
01:09:46
from the light, our experimental plants
01:09:49
themselves bred a new protein for photosynthesis,
01:09:52
it reflects the brightest blue rays,
01:09:56
this protein doesn’t even have a name, I
01:09:59
suggest calling it roof fil ideal,
01:10:03
well, I’ll go write application to the scientific
01:10:05
community,
01:10:07
I told you, don’t worry, everything will work out,
01:10:10
you don’t have to thank me for saving the
01:10:14
good, but
01:10:17
you wasted all the oxygen and almost
01:10:20
killed us, and now your honor will be named a
01:10:23
new protein for photosynthesis,
01:10:26
although you don’t even know what it is,
01:10:30
why is it a moose, after all
01:10:33
I explained clearly, there’s one thing I don’t understand: with this new
01:10:37
protein for photosynthesis, it will be possible to
01:10:39
take chain photos or only blue ones.
01:10:49
historical information at the beginning of the 20th century, the
01:10:53
German scientist Richard Mille of the State
01:10:55
established that the prevailing opinion at that time
01:10:57
about the diversity of types of chlorophyll
01:11:00
was erroneous; its structure in all
01:11:02
plants is equally simple other scientists
01:11:05
worked with poorly purified chlorophyll
01:11:08
for their love of purity and their research
01:11:10
richard wish that are received the
01:11:12
Nobel Prize in Chemistry in
01:11:14
1915
01:11:16
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